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Minxy Moo 🐶❤️
Minx owned by our receptionist Paige, visited the practice today for dental treatment.
Minx had to have a few teeth removed and the rest were scaled and polished 🦷
If you have any concerns about your pets teeth, book a free dental consult with one of our nurses today 🧑⚕️🐾🪥
Deafness is rising in the UK; by 2035, it is estimated that one in five British people (over 15 million) will experience hearing loss.
Hearing Dogs for Deaf People is a national charity that trains dogs to alert deaf people to important and life-saving sounds like the smoke alarm, alarm clock and even a baby’s cry.
Their burgundy coats also act as a visual reminder to the public when they are out and about that their partner is deaf.
Donations raised through Pennies when you pay by card help support Hearing Dogs for Deaf People.
Just a small donation can make a big difference!
We are happy to announce that we are a Silver Award Rabbit Friendly Practice 🐰🐰🐰
If you would like to book an appointment with your bunny, please call the surgery on 01384 252 817 🐰🥕
Today marks the start of the Summer Olympic Games hosted in Paris, the City of Love.
Fun fact: a whopping 32 sports will be played at the Olympics this year, with an estimated 45,000 volunteers helping out at the games.
Will you be watching the Olympics this year? Comment below with your favourite sport!
The Healthy Pet Club helps your pet to stay healthy and protected throughout all stages of their life.
Vaccinations, parasite treatment, discounts on veterinary treatment and medicines, plus much more are all included to support you with giving your pet the best care.
Your pet can be signed up in your local practice, or find out more at:
vetcollection.co.uk/health-plans-and-products/healthy-pet-club
Our pets are part of the family and we want to share fun experiences with them – including taking them on holiday!
While this often results in great fun and wonderful memories, there are a few things to consider first. A bit of planning beforehand goes a long way towards making it a positive experience for everyone.
For further information on travelling with your pet in the UK, visit: vetcollection.co.uk/health/travelling-with-your-pet
Our goal is to help your pets live a healthy, long and happy life.
When you become a member, you’ll get full access to all the tools needed to give your pet the best care possible.
Your pet can be signed up in your local practice, or find out more at: vetcollection.co.uk/health-plans-and-products/healthy-pet-club
Deafness can be a very isolating disability, so a hearing dog offers constant companionship and emotional support, giving deaf people the confidence to reconnect with their family, friends and community around them.
This combination of practical assistance and lifelong friendship can be completely lifechanging.
You know your pet is covered day to day with their routine parasite treatment, but what about if you take your pet abroad?
There are many different diseases and parasites that our pets can come into contact with when travelling to foreign countries.
To find out more about the health considerations when travelling abroad with your pet, visit:
vetcollection.co.uk/health/travelling-with-your-pet
Heat stress starts as a reversible condition, but if not managed it will develop to heat stroke, which is extremely dangerous.
If your pet shows any of these signs, they should be moved to a cool area and offered plenty of water to drink.
Find out more about keeping your pet safe in hot weather here vetcollection.co.uk/health/keeping-pets-safe-in-hot-weather
A 10% discount on all vet fees and products is just one of the benefits included when you are a member of The Healthy Pet Club.
Helping your pet and your pocket if your pet needs veterinary treatment.
Your pet can be signed up in your local practice, or find out more at: vetcollection.co.uk/health-plans-andproducts/healthy
Unlike us, pets have no understanding that hot weather can be harmful. We control their environment, their access to water and their exercise, and they can’t speak up if they start feeling unwell.
Heat stroke can rapidly progress and, even with veterinary treatment, is often fatal.
Find out more about keeping your pet safe in hot weather here
vetcollection.co.uk/health/keeping-pets-safe-in-hot-weather
The final of the Euros 2024 in Germany is upon us.. Who are you backing to win?
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Are you looking to travel abroad with your pet this summer? If you are, you will be required to obtain an Animal Health Certificate (AHC) for them.
An AHC needs to be issued by an Official Veterinarian (OV).
Check with your veterinary practice to see if they have a qualified OV because not every practice will have one.
For more information about pet travel abroad visit: vetcollection.co.uk/health/travelling-with-your-pet
To travel with your pet to an EU country or Northern Ireland, there are some requirements your pet will need before you travel.
We would recommend that you start the process at least four months before your journey.
To find out more about pet travel requirements abroad, visit: vetcollection.co.uk/health/travelling-with-your-pet
A multi pet discount (£1 discount per month) for each additional pet
is one of the benefits included when you join The Healthy Pet Club.
Giving you a helping paw when you have multiple pets to care for.
Your pet can be signed up in your local practice, or find out more at:
vetcollection.co.uk/health-plans-and-products/healthy-pet-clu
Did you know your rabbit will get one bag of food or hay per month for free included with a Healthy Pet Club membership?🐰
Your rabbit can be signed up in practice, or find out more at:
http://vetcollection.co.uk/health-plans.../healthy-pet-club
For Rabbit Awareness Week we have a discount code for 10% off forage and hay at The Hay Experts. Use discount code STEWARTRAW10 🐰🐰🐰
Neutering means removing the reproductive organs; this is either the ovaries in females (known as spaying) or the testicles in males (known as castration).
Neutering is a routine procedure that does not require overnight hospitalisation, with an average recovery time of 5-10 days.
Find out more about the benefits and risks of neutering your rabbit here: vetcollection.co.uk/health/should-i-neuter-myrabbit
Both indoor and outdoor rabbits require vaccinations to keep them safe from infectious disease. Young rabbits are particularly vulnerable to serious illnesses, so it’s important to get them vaccinated early.
Rabbits can be vaccinated from five weeks old and will need yearly booster vaccinations throughout their life to maintain immunity.
Find out more about vaccinations for rabbits here:
vetcollection.co.uk/health/vaccinations-for-rabbits/
Since you cannot check your rabbit’s teeth at home, it is important to look out for signs of dental disease.
There are many things that you can look out for that might indicate that your rabbit has some sort of dental health issue.
If you notice any of these signs, it is important that you bring your rabbit to your vet for an oral assessment as soon as possible. Stopping eating altogether is an emergency.
For more information about Dental Disease:
vetcollection.co.uk/health/dental-disease-in-rabbits
Microchipping rabbits is not a legal requirement but is strongly recommended.
Rabbits are excellent escape artists and, if they manage to escape the garden, it can be difficult to identify where they have come from.
Find out more about getting your rabbit microchipped here:
vetcollection.co.uk/health/microchipping-rabbits
Flystrike happens more often in warm weather, and in rabbits who have soiled fur (often due to poor diet, obesity or arthritis).
Throughout the spring and summer rabbits must be checked twice daily and any soiled fur cleaned. If you find any sign of fly eggs or maggots you must arrange for your rabbit to see a vet as soon as possible.
For more information about Flystrike: vetcollection.co.uk/health/conditions/flystrike
Take Your Dog to Work Day - 21st June 2024
There is no denying the fact that dogs can help to alleviate stress in the workplace. In
fact, a survey conducted by The Kennel Club revealed that 70% of people think dogs
reduce stress within a working environment, and even stroking a dog is said to reduce
blood pressure.
Is your four-legged friend taking a trip to your workplace today?
To celebrate Rabbit Awareness Week, we are running a competition to win a bundle of rabbit friendly prizes 🐰🐇
For a chance to win, comment on the post with a cute photo of your bunny.
The winner will be announced at the end of next week ❤️
Did you know you get 10% off all vet fees and products with a Healthy Pet Club membership?
Your pet can be signed up in practice, or find out more at:
http://vetcollection.co.uk/health-plans.../healthy-pet-club
Donations raised through Pennies when you pay by card help support Guide Dogs. Just a small donation can make a big difference!
Live independently. The advice and skills Guide Dogs provides will give people the freedom to live life on their own terms, in their own way, so that they can achieve their hopes and ambitions.
Press GREEN to make a micro-donation when paying by card at our practice and help support the charity Guide Dogs. Just a small donation can make a big difference!
You know your pet is covered day to day with their routine parasite treatment, but what about if you take your pet abroad?
There are many different diseases and parasites that our pets can come into contact with when travelling to foreign countries.
To find out more about the health considerations when travelling abroad with your pet, visit: vetcollection.co.uk/health/travelling-with-your-pet
Diabetes Awareness Week
Monday 10th June - Sunday 16th June 2024
Today marks the start of Diabetes Awareness Week - did you know your furry friends can get diabetes too?
Diabetes causes levels of glucose (sugar) in the blood to be persistently high. Normally when blood glucose levels increase, the pancreas releases a hormone called insulin which adds in a number of ways to lower the blood glucose and prevent it from getting too high.
Want to know what to look out for in your pets? For more information on diabetes in cats, please visit:
https://www.vetcollection.co.uk/health/conditions/feline-diabetes/
For more information on diabetes in dogs:
https://www.vetcollection.co.uk/health/conditions/canine-diabetes/
2 Brooke Street
Dudley
DY28RB
| Monday | 8:30am - 7pm |
| Tuesday | 8:30am - 7pm |
| Wednesday | 8:30am - 7pm |
| Thursday | 8:30am - 7pm |
| Friday | 8:30am - 7pm |
| Saturday | 9am - 1pm |
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